- Bill positions UF as leader of renewable energy efforts The Gainesville Sun-June 27, 2008
- Rays, Marlins play carbon-neutral game USA Today-June 24, 2008
- UF offers minor in sustainability The Gainesville Sun- June 11, 2008
- Princeton Review Will Issue 'Green' Ratings in Coming College Guide The Chronicle of Higher Education- April 22, 2008
- Researcher Recieves Distinguished Scientist Award Inside UF - April 15, 2008
- Student Research gets spotlight at SFCC Symposium Independent Alligator -April 15, 2008
- Let’s celebrate Inside UF - April 15, 2008
- UF awarded $20,000 to help improve solar energy The Independent Florida Alligator - April 7, 2008
- Global warming hits home The Gainesville Sun- April 5, 2008
- UF student installs lumber art display near Library West The Independent Florida Alligator - March 24, 2008
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New study points to agriculture in frog sexual abnormalities GAINESVILLE, Fla. --- A farm irrigation canal would seem a healthier place for toads than a ditch by a supermarket parking lot.
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Major evolutionary study rewrites bird ‘tree of life’ GAINESVILLE, Fla. – The flamingo looks like it should be closely related to the stork or crane, but its closest relative may actually be the diminutive, modest grebe.
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With $50 million, Florida universities to focus on renewable energy GAINESVILLE, Fla. --- With the cost of gas and electricity rising seemingly by the day, Florida’s universities will work together on research aimed at boosting a largely untapped resource: renewable energy.
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UF offers nation’s first master’s degree in environmental and land use law GAINESVILLE, Fla. — In a world grappling with critical shortages of water, increasing developmental pressures and the unknown but real threats of climate change, environmental and land use law policies and applications are changing almost as fast as the weather.
To prepare a new generation of environmental lawyers to meet these challenges, the University of Florida [...]
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Genetic pesticide developed in UF lab GAINESVILLE, Fla. --- Each year in the United States, termites gnaw away more than $1 billion in structural damage despite an ever growing array of insect control techniques. In this battle, the next generation of weapons could target the termite’s very genes.
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Florida python invasion: expanded and still growing, UF researcher says GAINESVILLE, Fla. --- The invasion of gigantic Burmese pythons in South Florida appears to be rapidly expanding, according to a new report from a University of Florida researcher who’s been chasing the snakes since 2005.
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UF researchers seek bugs to battle aquatic weed plaguing Central, South Florida GAINESVILLE, Fla. --- Years of hydrilla control efforts have paid off for some Florida communities -- unfortunately, their success has benefited a more troublesome aquatic weed, a University of Florida expert says.
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Imported aquacultured reef clams found to have foreign disease GAINESVILLE, Fla. --- Vividly colorful giant clams officially called tridacnids decorate many an upscale aquarium. But now experts say they boast an exterior beauty that masks an ugly truth: their potential for carrying foreign diseases.
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UF professor uses art to highlight tie between cultural and biological diversity GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Conservationists often promote pristine wilderness as a warehouse of biological diversity, but new research findings by a University of Florida anthropologist show higher biological diversity actually exists in areas where there is more human cultural diversity.
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UF research shows termite damage cuts insulation values by nearly 75 percent GAINESVILLE, FLA. -- Termites aren't just out to eat the wood in your home. A new University of Florida study shows the voracious insects like to feast on your home's insulation, too -- making it nearly 75 percent less effective.
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